Almost every premiership manager has paid tribute to Jose except ...Guess who ?

Yes , that fat c**t from merseyside . He said he wasnt prepared to comment.

Almost every premiership manager has paid tribute to Jose except ...Guess who ?

Yes , that fat c**t from merseyside . He said he wasnt prepared to comment.

Yeah I noticed. And according to those twats, this is a sign of the lardy one's ... dignity

Ah f**k him Lofty , he's just a jealous b***ard.

Noticed that, unsporting, classless

SAF and Wenger have had their run-ins with Jose in the past but they have shown respect for what he has done at Chelsea and shown a bit of class.

Good to hear nice words from Wenger and Fergie - shows deep down they're decent men.

As for the c**t on Merseyside? Complete and utter lack of class.

Whilst I heartily agree that the fat w*nker in scouseland is a total c*nt, I found it very strange listening to all the tributes on the radio. You normally only get that kind of thing when someone's died, whereas Mourinho is fit and ready to take on another management job whenever he likes, and is about ?16m better off than he was yesterday

Rafa is a smug, tedious c*nt.

His lack of class doesn't surprise me one bit.

Big Sam makes his feelings known on Jose and Benitez.

[web]http://www.newcastle.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=83471[/web]

From (gasp!) a decent Liverpool gentleman on a recent Guardian blog comes this:

As a Liverpool supporter, I regret that Benitez did not have the style & dignity to to publicly applaud "The Special One" and offer his support and encouragement for his future - it takes a small man to bear a grudge.

While I love to support my chosen club, I always admired both Wenger & Mourinho for what they brought to the game and, win or lose, I looked forward to the games between Chelsea & Liverpool, home or away. I was in Stamford Bridge last season to see Droghba score that wonder goal and was taken by the passion of the Chelsea support. But, at no time in or around the ground did I feel uncomfortable, even wearing my red gear in the Chelsea shop.

And while the media concentrated on the on the odd things that JM said from time to time, I always felt his after match analysis was even and fair. He called it as he saw it and several times he commented that the opposition played better etc etc. And that Champions League goal ....... he just might have been right on that one but, he got over it, Benitez has'nt yet